From Auburn/Opelika:
Travel Interstate 85, north, to the West Point exit. Exit the Interstate. At the stop sign turn right and travel east on GA HWY 18 approximately one half mile. Turn right onto GA HWY 103 (first road to the right). Go approximately two miles and turn right onto old West Point Road (this is the first paved road to your right after turning on to GA HWY 103). As you start down the hill, turn into the first driveway on your left. This is the entrance to Camp Pine Mountain.

From Columbus:
Travel Interstate185, north, to the Pine Mountain/Callaway Gardens exit (GA HWY 18). Exit the Interstate. At the stop sign turn left and travel west on GA HWY 18. Continue to West Point, GA. (approximately 12 miles). After entering the city limits the speed limit will change to 45 MPH. Approximately two miles further you will approach the intersection of GA HWY 103. Turn left onto GA HWY 103. Go approximately two miles and turn right onto old West Point Road (this is the first paved road to your right after turning on to GA HWY 103). As you start down the hill, turn into the first driveway on your left. This is the entrance to Camp Pine Mountain.

From La Grange:
Travel Interstate 85, south, to the West Point exit. Exit the Interstate. At the stop sign turn left and travel east on GA HWY 18 approximately one half mile. Turn right on to GA HWY 103 (first road to the right). Go approximately two miles and turn right onto old West Point Road (this is the first paved road to your right after turning on to GA HWY 103). As you start down the hill, turn into the first driveway on your left. This is the entrance to Camp Pine Mountain.

 

 

Situated on 35 acres, Camp Pine Mountain is open to Troops Packs and non-scout organizations. Established in 1923, Camp Pine Mountain has a rich heritage of supporting scouting. With cabins named after area communities, facilities include cabins with bunks, shower house, a large activity field, a covered pavilion, multiple picnic tables, a chapel campfire area, potable water, flushing latrines, fishing, canoeing, archery range and bb rifle range. The camp has hosted Fall Family camps involving over 400 scouts and adults. Notes: Swimming is not allowed in the lake, and if your group wishes to canoe, you must have a certified instructor in your group. Also if you wish to use the Archer or BB rifle range, you must provide a certified instructor. BB rifles are available. You will need to bring your own archery equipment.

 

Camp Pine Mountain is located 20 minutes from Callaway Gardens and 20 minutes from Pine Mountain Hiking trails. There is a charge for out of council and non-scouting organizations. Call for details.

 

For more information, contact the Camp Caretaker, Sue Mahoney, call 706-302-0721.